Krishna Nehru and Hutheesing to speak at Tempe college
Krishna Nehru and Raja Hutheesing, noted Indian cultural and political figures, will appear Monday at 8 p m in Arizona State College Tempe auditorium as part of the college series. Krishna Nehru, Jawaharlal Nehru’s sister, has long been active in politics and writing. Her husband Hutheesing is an Oxford-educated journalist and planner with a history in the Indian National Congress and the National Planning Committee.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Krishna Nehru
Raja Hutheesing
India
Arizona State College
ASC
Jawaharlal Nehru
Matilal Nehru
Indian National Congress
Gandhi
Swaraj Party
Geneva
Switzerland
Krishna
Jawaharlal
America
Bombay
Free Press Journal
Oxford
Hopis oppose Navajo-Hopi aid bill in self rule plea
Hopi tribal leaders in Shungopavi urge Congress to drop the Navajo-Hopi long range program and let Hopis choose their own destiny. They argue the bill was crafted for the Navajo without Hopi consent and advocate land rights and self determination under traditional laws and sacred boundaries.
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Shungopovi
Ariz
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
United States
Truman
Congress
Andrew Hermequattewa
Shungapovi
Dan Katchangva
Hotevilla
Indian Bureaus
Masau’u
Elmetate Ranch Sold On Tanque Verde Loop
Tucson January 5 AP Elmetate Ranch on the Tanque Verde Loop was sold by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fanning to a Philadelphia family for about 17500 dollars. Buyers were Mr and Mrs D L Hutchinson, who plan to make Tucson their permanent home. He is a retired broker.
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Tucson
Elmetate Ranch
Tanque Verde Loop
Lloyd Fanning
Philadelphia
D. L. Hutchinson
Foreign Students Speak To Mesa Rotary Club
Four ASC Tempe foreign students from the International Relations Club spoke to Mesa Rotary Club at noon. Each described his native land and personal history. Participants included Charlotte Mellama of Toronto Narumi Umetsu a Japanese university English professor Antero Lutap from the Philippine Islands Paul Mertens of Antwerp Belgium with John J. Nohra moderating the discussion.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Arizona State College
Mesa Rotary Club
ASC International Relations Club
Charlotte Mellama
Toronto
Canada
Narumi Umetsu
Antero Lutap
Philippine Islands
Paul Mertens
Antwerp
Belgium
John J. Nohra
United Nations Committee
IRC
Community Christian Church Elects New Officers in Tempe
TEMPE Jan 5 new officers announced by Rev Glenn Riddell include George Johnson as chairman J B Williams vice chairman Bertha Parker secretary and clerk re elected Osval Foster financial secretary Fred Alexander treasurer Edna Peer historian Joel Barton J K Williams trustees J B Williams and R M Cushing elders and others as deacons deaconesses and committee members. Temporary quarters at Tempe Grammar School with building planned in University Park. Tempe Mothers Club meets at First Methodist Church and Butte Circle to meet. square dancing beginners class starts Monday. William L Combs jailed 60 days for failure to pay $100 fine after guilty plea to reckless driving.
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Tempe
Community Christian Church
Glenn Riddell
George Johnson
J. B. Williams
Andy Riggle
Herschall Phillips
Fred Alexander
Charles Williams
William Hollis
Mesdames Sydnor Wiliams
M. E. Pollitt
al Barber
Chester Wickliffe
Joe Barton
Mrs. Phillips
Joan Carrick
Pollitt
E. W. Hudson
Evaleen White
Riggle
J. K. Williams
Tempe Grammar School
University Park
Cancer grant awarded to Stahnke at ASC
Dr. Herbert L. Stahnke, director of ASC Poisonous Animals Research Laboratory, receives the 1949 cancer research grant of $1,000 from the Arizona Division of the American Cancer Society. The funds will fund an animal house near his Science Building lab for venom research on cancer progression and desert poisons.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Herbert L. Stahnke
Arizona State College
Arizona Division
American Cancer Society
T. A. Hargraves
Phoenix
Stahnke
ASC
Arizona
The
Cancer Society
Railroad unemployment cuts in Tucson area
Tucson office of the Railroad Retirement Board reported a 40 percent drop in railroad unemployment from September to December. Unemployment claims fell from 607 on September 30 to 361 on December 31, according to Office Manager George S. Mercer.
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Tucson
The
Railroad Retirement Board
George S. Mercer
Farm Faculty Increased at Tempe College
Czechoslovakia born Dr. Ernest L. Parker will join Arizona State College Tempe as assistant professor of agriculture this month. He will teach in a new four year program covering vegetable production cereal crops alfalfa and irrigation. Parker earned a 1923 doctorate from the University of Leipzig and has run a 3 000 acre Austrian farm. He came to America in 1941 worked at Columbia University and since August has supervised the Leeland Dock Storage Company of Brooklyn.
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Tempe
Czechoslovakia
Ernest L. Parker
Arizona State College
Grady Gammage
Parker
University of Leipzig
America
Columbia University
Leeland Dock Storage Company
Brooklyn
Tumacacori Visits Reach New High
In Nogales on January 5 AP reports attendance at Tumacacori National Monument rose to a December high with 2301 visitors registered. Park Superintendent Earl Jackson notes the Kino mission interior walls now show their cleanest appearance in a century after cleaning completed three weeks ago.
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Nogales
Tumacacori National Monument
Earl Jackson
Kino Mission
Graham Greenlee Clinic Scheduled
A joint economic clinic for Graham and Greenlee counties is tentatively planned for Safford on February 6 and 7. William B. Chamberlain, executive secretary of Greater Arizona, Inc., announced the plan and said he would meet with Safford officials next week to confirm dates and set the clinic agenda. The clinic aims to analyze potential for further economic development in the two counties.
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Graham
Greenlee
Safford
William B. Chamberlain
Greater Arizona, Inc
Chamberlain
Aliens Ordered Home by Federal Judge in Tucson
In Tucson on January 4 AP reports Federal Judge Howard C. Speakman ordered 18 Mexican aliens returned to their homeland, sentenced one to one year in federal prison, and two others to six months each for immigration violations.
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Tucson
Howard C. Speakman
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Gazette’s News Bureau
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